The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a denial of a worker’s claim for benefits, finding he did not suffer a compensable injury because he was presumptively intoxicated at the time…
New York’s highest court ruled that a public employer is required to engage in collective bargaining over the procedures for terminating municipal employees after they have been absent from work…
The California Division of Workers’ Compensation posted an order adjusting the hospital outpatient departments and ambulatory surgical centers section of the Official Medical Fee Schedule to conform to the latest…
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry is hosting a training series for everyone who uses its electronic claim system, Work Comp Campus.
Training programs will be no more than 30…
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania-based MedRisk, which manages physical rehabilitation for injured workers, on Wednesday announced its acquisition of the specialty physical therapy network from Memphis, Tennessee-based Sedgwick Claims Services Management…
A Florida appellate court ruled that a firefighter diagnosed with cancer before the effective date of Florida Statutes Section 112.1816 is not entitled to the benefits provided by the law.
Case:…